Need help with buying a 650w PSU

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WillemHD

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Hey guys, so I'm thinking of upgrading my HD 7770 1gb, to an hd 7850 2gb, but I currently have a 500w PSU (I don't know if it would still run fine but I'm being safe and getting a 650w PSU)
Anyway, I want to upgrade to a 650w PSU, but don't want to spend any more than £40 on one, can anyone suggest me any good reliable 650w PSUs?

Cheers for any help
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It should run fine, But if your looking for a decent non explodey 650w psu below the £40 price mark then you are going to be a bit disappointed im afraid :/
If you want a decent 650w expect to spend around £60.
I currently use the XFX 650w PRO , and damn im impressed, sure its a clump of wires but its currently running two KFA2 OC'ed 560 ti's in SLI. plus i7 950.

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It should run fine, But if your looking for a decent non explodey 650w psu below the £40 price mark then you are going to be a bit disappointed im afraid :/
If you want a decent 650w expect to spend around £60.
I currently use the XFX 650w PRO , and damn im impressed, sure its a clump of wires but its currently running two KFA2 OC'ed 560 ti's in SLI. plus i7 950.

Im running some pretty hungry components and the thing never breaks a sweat, aslong as you have it mounted in the bottom of your case ofc.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/XFX-P1-650S-NLB9-PRO650W-Edition-Supply/dp/B0045L5LGI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1409313859&sr=8-3&keywords=xfx+650w

Comes in at £60, Do NOT fall for cheap 650w PSU's. You will only end up with a shoddy psu that is likely to burn out or kill your system.
 
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WillemHD

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Sadly it's a little out of my price range, I'm looking for one under £40? I know any under 30 are prone to be pretty unreliable, i though £30-£40 would be a happy medium between price and reliability?

 
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WillemHD

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ill take both things into consideration, thanks for your help both of you, but i guess I'll save up a little more for a more expensive one, thanks guys
 
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